A breakup can feel intensely personal, but on “Love Me Again,” four electronic artists turn that familiar emotional uncertainty into something built for thousands of people to experience together. Lost In Dreams Records brings together Matt Pridgyn, AURALIZE, Max Robinson and Lexi Scatena for the progressive house collaboration, arriving September 18 and pairing soaring mainstage production with an intimate story about heartbreak, regret and the possibility of another chance.
The track starts from a deceptively delicate place. Piano chords introduce the record before layers of synths gradually begin to expand, eventually opening into the kind of widescreen festival moment progressive house was made for. At the center is Bay Area vocalist Lexi Scatena, whose performance moves between vulnerability and powerful belting as the emotional tension builds.
Her vocal gives the production a human center. While the synths and melodies push toward a euphoric release, the lyrics remain focused on the uncertainty that comes with a relationship falling apart. The contrast allows “Love Me Again” to move between intimate reflection and full-scale dancefloor catharsis without losing either side.
The story behind the collaboration is almost as connected as the song itself. The record began within the Discord community surrounding AFROJACK’s WALL Recordings, a space where producers and emerging artists share demos, ideas and feedback. Budapest-based producer AURALIZE posted an early version of the track, which caught the attention of British producer Max Robinson.
Robinson began developing the idea through his own melodic approach before eventually sending the record to South Africa-born, Toronto-based producer Matt Pridgyn. Recognizing the potential immediately, Pridgyn began incorporating the track into his Asia tour, using live audiences as an unexpected part of the production process. The response helped shape the record further before Lexi Scatena joined the collaboration and gave the song its defining vocal presence.
For Pridgyn, the finished record represents exactly what can happen when several artists bring their individual strengths to the same idea.
“‘Love Me Again’ is truly a record about teamwork, with all four of us contributing our own ideas and visions to bring this song together. I can’t wait to keep playing it out live at my shows.”
That collaborative spirit is echoed by AURALIZE, who watched an initial idea develop into something much larger than the original demo.
“‘Love Me Again’ means a lot to me because it started as an idea of mine and grew into something that each of us could truly put our own touch on. It was really inspiring to work with Matt and Max and see how our individual sounds and ideas came together to shape the track. I’m really happy with where we took it, and I’m excited to finally share it with everyone.”
For Max Robinson, the connection began with that first demo.
“This track came about after I heard the demo version from AURALIZE and instantly fell in love with it. We worked on a version together and we sent it to Matt. A couple days later, Matt played the track on his Asia tour. From there, we all worked on the track together and really took it to another level. Matt and Auralize are both incredibly talented and a pleasure to work with, which made this one of my favourite collaborations to date. I am very excited to release this one!”
Meanwhile, Lexi Scatena brings the song back to its emotional core with a simple message for anyone who connects with its story.
“I hope this song reminds you how you are so worthy of love!”
Each member of the collaboration arrives with a different path through the dance music world. Matt Pridgyn, a classical pianist and multi-instrumentalist turned mainstage producer, approaches his productions from a songwriting perspective, building emotion through toplines, melodies and chord progressions before expanding them for large-scale sound systems.
His breakthrough came with a US Dance Radio No. 1 remix of Martin Garrix and Lauv’s “MAD,” which has surpassed 4.55 million streams. He has since continued developing his career through collaborations with Jax Jones and WALL Recordings.
AURALIZE has developed a sound rooted in emotional progressive house and the influence of Swedish House Mafia. His project began with “Origin,” followed by a collaboration with Thomas Gold on “Pretend.” The track received radio support from Afrojack, Nicky Romero and Dash Berlin, helping establish the producer’s presence within the progressive house space.
Max Robinson‘s own trajectory began with one of AFROJACK’s live demo streams. That early exposure eventually led to his music being played on main stages internationally and the launch of the WALL Academy imprint with his track “New Hope.”
For Lexi Scatena, “Love Me Again” marks a return to Lost In Dreams after her 2024 label debut, “Leave Me Waiting.” She also arrives with the momentum of her viral single “Tidal Wave,” which surpassed 5 million streams and reached the Top 50 of the Global Dance Charts.
What started as a demo shared within an online producer community has now evolved into a full-scale progressive house collaboration. “Love Me Again” brings together four distinct creative perspectives while balancing nostalgic synth-driven euphoria with the raw emotions at the center of its story.
Rather than simply turning heartbreak into another festival-ready hook, Matt Pridgyn, AURALIZE, Max Robinson and Lexi Scatena build the track around the tension between the two: the private vulnerability of wanting someone back and the collective release of hearing that feeling amplified across a dancefloor.
“Love Me Again” is out now on all platforms via Lost In Dreams Records.